They had been used in previous studies and they were kept for further use in order to avoid the unnecessary sacrifice of animal lives, in compliance with international standards of bioethics and animal welfare.
Common events such as nausea or dizziness, often considered minor, can have an impact on people's lives and reduce compliance with prescribed dose.
3. Partly due to these features as well as the unchangeable asymmetry in power-relations between currently living people and remote future generations, currently living people's compliance with their obligations to remote future people is likely to be less reliable.
Outside the convent, a Catholic woman who wishes to live in full compliance with the Vatican's rules can either live without sex, or with it so long as she is married in the Church and willing to welcome any children that result from sex with her spouse.
The four that signed so-called delayed prosecution agreements — Biomet, DePuy, Smith & Nephew and Zimmer — have been promised that the criminal cases filed against them in September will be dropped a year from now if they live up to compliance procedures in their agreements.
Yet again, any Facebook platform developer should be aware that all apps are subject to final review by the company before they can go live to ensure compliance with its platform policy.
Compliance officers live in fear of missing something.
Prosecutors said the group's leader, and most others in the group, were Syrians living in Spain in compliance with immigration laws, although the authorities have not released a detailed list of their nationalities.
A frequent dosing regimen is often necessary because of their short plasma half-lives, causing poor patient compliance (e.g. pain, abscess, etc)., side effects owing to typical peak-valley plasma concentration time profiles, and increased costs.
"Almost 140 million people in this country live in non-compliance right now with respect to air quality".
